Fast-Food Fashion

From Chipotle to Carl’s Jr., QSRs are debuting shirts, socks and onesies.

March 14, 2014

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Ever get a hankering for a French fry iPhone case? Then Italian designer Moschino has just the piece for you. Inspired by McDonald’s — but not actually made by the burger chain—the label created a baggy red sweater dress with a golden arches logo, plus the iPhone case and a red-quilted leather purse sporting golden arches, ABC News reports

While those designs might be out of your price range, other chains offer more affordable merchandise. For example, Taco Bell has launched a sock line featuring tacos and a Mexican pizza. Other Taco Bell fashionware includes a huge adult onesie labeled Taco Bell and jewelry with the Tex-Mex chain’s themes.

No socks for Carl’s Jr. The burger chain instead opted for something a bit more suggestive: men’s boxer shorts with the words, “Eat it Like You Mean It” emblazoned across the front. Keep in mind that this is from the restaurant infamous for its TV commercials showcasing gorgeous women devouring burgers.

Chipotle keeps it family friendly with its clothing line for fans that includes t-shirts, hats, cloth bags and water bottles for men, women and children. The items are adorned with phrases such as “Cultivate a Burrito World” and “I’m Spicy.”

Meanwhile, In-N-Out offers its fanatical devotees a chance to dress their entire families in branded merchandise. Popular items include baby burger onesies, hoodies, pajama bottoms and ball caps. Of course, no infant would dare be seen in the restaurant without his In-N-Out bib.

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